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Cloning Ben

by Ana Esther

Short Story / Action and Adventure

August 13, 2010

1 day reads: 1

Comments: 6

Summary

A young boy gets involved in a dangerous job while working for a lunatic scientist who is undertaking some wild experiments.

Adventure time!

by BlueEyedDemon

Short Story / Action and Adventure

August 08, 2011

1 day reads: 1

Comments: 2

Summary

OH gee whats this a new adventurer?!And its a girl! Whats finn to do now?

Game Gone Wrong

by KarolynRisk

Short Story / Action and Adventure

November 23, 2011

1 day reads: 1

Comments: 2

Summary

This story has been revised and added to in Tournament Gone Wrong. check it out!

Hijacked

by ChrisWilliams

Short Story / Action and Adventure

January 02, 2013

1 day reads: 1

Summary

A United Airlines Boeing 747 is hijacked. The pilots, both former USAF F-16 pilots, airline captain Chris Williams and his first officer, John Harper, have to take back control of the plane or risk the hijacking to be the unfinished mission of 9/11.

The Seven /chairs

by TheOtherWriter99

Short Story / Action and Adventure

February 04, 2013

1 day reads: 1

Summary

This is an awesome story based off a Harris Burdick picture Charles knows a secret Ethan wants to protect it Ian could go either way Mr. Cross wants it for evil Who will prevail?

The massacre of WOLF HALEY

by WOLF HALEY

Short Story / Action and Adventure

March 15, 2013

1 day reads: 1

Comments: 1

Summary

A friend of Tyler's get kidnapped! See how he tries to cope with the situation and all the supernatural things that occur.

Dungeon Escape

by Higgsy

Short Story / Action and Adventure

September 29, 2013

1 day reads: 1

Summary

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lost in the woods

by girl with an imagination

Short Story / Action and Adventure

May 18, 2015

1 day reads: 1

Comments: 1

Summary

the quiet snap of the twigs next to me echoed throughout the woods. i looked around, no one was in sight. I stood their terrified of what to come. All of a sudden something grabbed me by the arms. "found you..." said an eerie voice with a slither of a snake. " i turned around and.... read on to find out

Life in the Woods

by mikala warner

Short Story / Action and Adventure

July 28, 2015

1 day reads: 1

Summary

Father dies in war. A teen girl and her little brother live with their mom, the family has 5 days to move out of their home due to construction.The mom is not in the best of health. 1 year goes by and the mom passes away. The kids are on there own.

Lost At Sea

by hullabaloo22

Short Story / Action and Adventure

September 14, 2018

1 day reads: 1

Comments: 4

Shelves: 1

Thrill Hill

by mike frailey

Short Story / Action and Adventure

April 27, 2019

1 day reads: 1

Summary

Story about skateboarding in the pioneer days and a chance encounter in the woods with a Clan Rally.

The Floating Box

by Suzanne Mays

Short Story / Action and Adventure

March 29, 2020

1 day reads: 1

Comments: 16

Shelves: 3

Summary

The Floating Box When school let out for the summer my mother marched me through the streets of New York. Her high heels clicked on the pavement as I raced to keep up. When we reached the platform by the train, she gave me a stiff little hug. “Mind your grandparents, Henry,” she said as she checked her watch. I settled into a seat by the window and leaned my head on the glass. Back then there was the smell of cigars and polished leather. The sun was warm through my eyelids as people whacked newspapers into place and the train jolted into life. The wheels clacked slowly over the rails until we reached the river, then the whistle blew loud and free. We slid through a mountain gorge and a wide open valley. Old white farmhouses sat back among the trees. Shirtsleeves waved from the clotheslines. Dogs raced the fields beside us and, when we hinged into the grey rock station, my grandparents stood looking up. Grandma pointed and waved. Her work dress hung nearly to her ankles and she wore those sturdy black shoes. Other than that she was an older version of my mother with the tight little shoulders and the worried face. Grandpa was dressed in overalls and a ball cap, and I was soon squashed between them on the seat of the hay wagon. The horses ambled as Grandma patted my arm, “Soon you’ll be roaming the hills.” She always felt I needed to walk out over the hills to clear my head. And when we arrived at the farm she handed me a sack of sandwiches like she did every year, and her eyes widened in disbelief. “You’re taller than I am,” she said. I was thirteen that summer and because I knew what was coming, I waited. “Henry, don’t go near that log jam on the creek where everything washes down.” She took a deep breath as fear creased her forehead. “It’s bigger than ever! There’re broken bottles in there, boards with giant nails, old tractors that could fall on you – everything’s…